Beautifully built and well structured. Amazing and beautifying. In place to reduce accidents and safe lives. One or two security officers should mane the passage and lights should be provided at night.

A pedestrian bridges that connects CMD Road and Secretariat Bus Stop. It is safe and big, easily accessible for everyone (also wheelchair accessible). Most times when I access the bridge it is usually clean, which is highly commendable by me. The bus stops around the bridge is usually very busy during rush hours

A bit dirty however, it’s always cleaned during the day by Lagos state cleaning staff. A bit stressful to climb. It is a Wheel chair accessible bridge. Can be dangerous at night and almost safer to cross the express than use the bridge at late hours or very early hours of the day.

Works ongoing below the Secretariat padestrian bridge. This bridge is surely serving it purposes to residents, commuters and travellers. With current dualisation, traffics in the area/road will further be reduced to a bearest minimum, thereby safeguarding more lives and properties, while saving times and stress

Such an amazing structure, like the many others that liter the streets of Lagos. When you see traffic pictures like this, you’re extra grateful to have such a structure.

The pedestrian bridge is food,but too long,if you have arteritis dat bridge is not good for you,it drains one's energy

It's easy to access and it also allow wheel chair user

Due to the ongoing works along berger, there's usually a heavy buildup of traffic starting from Secretariat pedestrian bridge

Very beautiful and easy to take bus 🚌 👌 to your destination..

It's a well structured pedestrian bridge for anyone linking Alausa Secretariat, Ikeja ShopRite, NSDPC Office, NIMC registration office, LTV 8/Blue roof office, MITV Station office, Allen and Ikeja Computer Village. In case you're still lost, enquiry from any traffic control officer close by.

Well constructed pedestrian bridge and walkways connecting Lagos State Government Secretariat Alausa to the Lagos-Ibadan expressway and Magodo Shangisha.